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Newsletter of the Wasatch Mountain Jaguar Register March 2014 A Chapter of the Jaguar Clubs of North America Under The Bonnet WMJR on the web: www.WMJR.org Third Annual Catdance Film Festival 6pm Saturday March 22 Home of Barry Hanover and Allison Richards By general acclaim the WMJR is keeping up the Catdance Film Festi- val tradition through the gracious support of Barry Hanover and Alli- son Richards, who are hosting once again. The format will be the same as the last two years. A pot luck dinner at 6pm will start the affair, with Jaguar themed movies to follow—loosely interpreted. By tradition we’ll begin with a screening of the incomparable C'était un rendez-vous, a spell- binding 10 minute high speed tour of Paris viewed from the bumper of a Ferrari 275GTB. Following will be film(s) selected by audience choice, from: 1) Robbie Coltrane: Incredible Brit- ain: “Robbie Coltrane explores Britain’s back roads in this off- beat travel program in when the actor/comedian sets off in his classic Jaguar roadster on a quest to encounter quirky locals and discover little-known rural tradi- tions. Coltrane happens upon a scarecrow convention, takes part in Mytholmroyd’s pudding eating contest, meets colorful people with extraordinary talents and much more. 2) Danger: Diabolik: No loot is safe when criminal mastermind Diabolik (John Phillip Law) sets his sights on stealing it — and that’s bad news for harried Inspector Ginko (Michel Picco- li), his police force and a whole army trying to capture the slip- pery thief. Using his prodigious wit and gadgetry that would make James Bond envious, Di- abolik always gets away — with help from his shapely part- ner (Marisa Mell) — in this stylish caper flick helmed by Mano Brava. 3) The Fast and Furious: Frank Webster is a fugitive on the lam after being framed for murder. He’s on a mission to clear his name, but when he steals Connie Adair’s Jaguar to elude the cops, Frank gets tangled in a romantic web that’ll only add to his trou- bles. 4) Watkins Glen: the Street Years 1948-1952: In 1948 Cameron Argetsinger, a young law student and sports car enthusiast decided to stage a European-style road race through Watkins Glen, NY. Now more than 50 years later, racing continues to thrive at Wat- kins Glen, the site now known worldwide as the birthplace of road racing in America. This is the story of the first five years of racing in Watkins Glen, when cars raced through the streets of the village. There is always room on the card for other films you’d like to bring and nominate. Please RSVP by email to Allison via [email protected] or 435 -649-4933 with the number in your party and what you plan to bring to share at the pot luck. Barry, Allison and Marcel live at 2483 Daybreaker Dr. in Jeremy Ranch, just past Parley’s Summit on I-80.
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Newsletter of the
Wasatch Mountain Jaguar Register
March 2014
A Chapter of the Jaguar Clubs of North America
Under The Bonnet
WMJR on the web:
www.WMJR.org
Third Annual Catdance Film Festival 6pm Saturday March 22
Home of Barry Hanover and Allison Richards
By general acclaim the WMJR is
keeping up the Catdance Film Festi-
val tradition through the gracious
support of Barry Hanover and Alli-
son Richards, who are hosting once
again.
The format will be the same as the
last two years. A pot luck dinner at
6pm will start the affair, with Jaguar
themed movies to follow—loosely
interpreted.
By tradition we’ll begin with a
screening of the incomparable
C'était un rendez-vous, a spell-
binding 10 minute high speed tour of
Paris viewed from the bumper of a
Ferrari 275GTB.
Following will be film(s) selected by
audience choice, from:
1) Robbie Coltrane: Incredible Brit-
ain: “Robbie Coltrane explores
Britain’s back roads in this off-
beat travel program in when the
actor/comedian sets off in his
classic Jaguar roadster on a quest
to encounter quirky locals and
discover little-known rural tradi-
tions. Coltrane happens upon a
scarecrow convention, takes part
in Mytholmroyd’s pudding eating
contest, meets colorful people
with extraordinary talents and
much more.
2) Danger: Diabolik: No loot is
safe when criminal mastermind
Diabolik (John Phillip Law)
sets his sights on stealing it —
and that’s bad news for harried
Inspector Ginko (Michel Picco-
li), his police force and a whole
army trying to capture the slip-
pery thief. Using his prodigious
wit and gadgetry that would
make James Bond envious, Di-
abolik always gets away —
with help from his shapely part-
ner (Marisa Mell) — in this
stylish caper flick helmed by
Mano Brava.
3) The Fast and Furious: Frank
Webster is a fugitive on the lam
after being framed for murder.
He’s on a mission to clear his
name, but when he steals Connie
Adair’s Jaguar to elude the cops,
Frank gets tangled in a romantic
web that’ll only add to his trou-
bles.
4) Watkins Glen: the Street Years
1948-1952: In 1948 Cameron
Argetsinger, a young law student
and sports car enthusiast decided
to stage a European-style road
race through Watkins Glen, NY.
Now more than 50 years later,
racing continues to thrive at Wat-
kins Glen, the site now known
worldwide as the birthplace of
road racing in America. This is
the story of the first five years of
racing in Watkins Glen, when
cars raced through the streets of
the village.
There is always room on the card for
other films you’d like to bring and
nominate.
Please RSVP by email to Allison via
[email protected] or 435
-649-4933 with the number in your
party and what you plan to bring to
share at the pot luck.
Barry, Allison and Marcel live at
2483 Daybreaker Dr. in Jeremy
Ranch, just past Parley’s Summit on
I-80.
Club Officers President
Jerry Gill, 801-272-7274
Vice President
Jim Klekas, 801-971-6060
Past President
Duane Allred
Secretary / Treasurer
Page 2
Garff Jaguar Mark Your Territory Event
March 15th at 10:30 -11:30 AM
Come join us for a
complimentary
British Brunch
while you investi-
gate our latest
Jaguar offerings at
Ken Garff Jaguar.
Test drive the new
models and hear
about the upcom-
ing track days we
have planned.
You'll also learn about a special Ken Garff
Jaguar sponsored opportunity to drive your
Jaguar on the Miller Motorsports Park
Raceway in April, June, and September.
Brunch from 10:30-11:30
Please RSVP
Call 801.257.3600 or email
Presentation at 11:00
concerning our upcom-
ing track events and
how to participate.
MAIN DISHES
mixed scones
cheese & bacon puffs
beef mango chutney
pasties (handheld meat
pie)
DESSERTS
chocolate dipped macaroons
lemon curd
double cream (for scones)
AND MUCH MORE...
John Green, 801-451-5776
Activities Committee
Susan Cady, 801-731-1599
Kay Jennings 801-274-2671
jenningscarbarn@gmailcom
Barbara Smithen, 801-278-2451
Newsletter Publisher / Webmaster
Gary Lindstrom, 801-554-3823
Page 3
A US Marine Corps Recruiting Poster
Seen Recently At The USMC Museum, Parris Island SC
Page 4
Where Right Hand Drive Rules—Not Including SLC Meter Maids
Page 5
Purloined From Desert Chat March 2014
Newsletter of the Jaguar Club of Central Arizona
Page 6
007 An Alcoholic By John Fenwick
AM News, Monthly Journal of the Aston Martin Owners Club
February 2014, no. 767, pp. 37-38
I have often thought that James Bond
drinks too much alcohol, enough to
impair his skill in fights, car chases
and seduction. Now a scientific sur-
vey has been carried out by three
doctors who are consultants at Not-
tingham University Hospital, report-
ed in the British Medical Journal.
They read all 14 Bond books, taking
notes on every drink mentioned, usu-
ally vodka martinis. They excluded
days when Bond would have been
unable to drink because of imprison-
ment or other such reasons. They
found that he drank an average of 92
units a week, which is a little over
four times the NHS recommendation
that men should drink no more than
21 units per week. [Ed. note: a unit
is 10ml; a typical drink contains
1—3 units]
This puts him “in the highest risk
group for malignancies, depression,
hypertension and cirrhosis. He is also
at high risk of suffering sexual dys-
function, which would considerably
affect his womanizing”, they con-
clude. “It works out at about half a
bottle of vodka a day, and I don’t
think you’d be happy with someone
defusing a nuclear bomb who’d just
downed a half bottle of spirits”, says
Patrick Davies, one of the doctors.
They conclude that Bond was a
chronic alcoholic, who would have
been expected to die in his mid fif-
ties. His creator, Ian Fleming, died at
age 56 of heart disease after a life of
alcohol and tobacco excess.
Page 7
A Jaguar Haiku
King of the desert
Glorious stately monarch
Marks his spot like car
Event Calendar
6pm Saturday, March 22
Catdance Film Festival
See article on p. 1
10:30am Saturday, March 15
Brunch, Garff Jaguar
See article on p. 2
April TBD
Armored Car Factory Tour, Ogden
Lunch
Saturday, June 21
British Field Day
Liberty Park, Salt Lake City
Wednesday, July 2
Eaglewood Festival of Speed
Bruce Oblad, [email protected]
Saturday, July 26
Park City Concours with Bonneville
Austin-Healey Club
Jim Revel, [email protected]
435-640-3347
Saturday, August 9
Tour and Pot Luck
Borgs’ Cabin, Midway
Ken and JoAnn Borg, burgh-
801-277-3313
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Cattle Crossing
Means Go Slow
That Old Bull
Is Some Cow’s Beau
—Burma Shave, 1955
September 2-6
JCNA Western States Meet
Colorado Springs, CO
Jack Humphrey, [email protected],
719-930-4801
Saturday, September 13
Luau at Cadys’
Susan Cady, 801-731-1599
Friday, October 24
Hallowe’en Party
J and Kay Jennings,
801-274-2671
Saturday, November 1
Jaguar Photo Shoot
December TBD
Christmas Party
